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THE NEW YORK BooDLER.
Jake Sharp to Have New rrInl-Will Ask
I For Bail.

Jake Sharp to Have u New Trlnl-WNl Ask
/ For Bail.
New YORK, Nov. 20.-Ths Court of Ap.
peals have reversed the deciaion in tbs
Sharp case and ordered O new trial.
When the news Of the decision reached
the County Court house it created con.
siderable stir among the lawysrs present
in the numerous courts. The general
opinion seemed to be one Of approval. Mr..
Clark, law partner Of Congressman
Bowske Cochran, who urged the case on
appeal, on receiving ths news Gt once
started for Ludlow street. jsil to convoy
the glad tiding to Jacob Sharp. Ho frat
saw Mrs. Sharp. She cried with Joy, and
said she heard 90 many rumors that che
found 1t difficult to believe. She then
broke the nsws to her husband. He
manifested no emotion whatever, aud
seemed even to take but little interest in
the matter. Since his conviction he has
fallen into moody, stold state OF indif.
ference to all outward things from which
It Heems impossible to a.ouss him. Mr..
CLARK said that when Mr. Cochran returns
from Albany to.niSh. there will be con.
sultatioa about applying for shsrp's I'D.
uiaeiop to bail. - ~ ------- 1000
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THE VIRGINIA VOTE,
Tbs Democratic hInjority Only 4:9 In Il
f.i9s Stato-Onicial Vote,

Tbs Democratic hnjoriry Only A.6 In the
Ii9 Stato-Oticial Vote. .
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 20.-The State
Board Of Oauvassors were engaged all day
yenterday footing up tho returns Of the ro'
cent election and conaideriug contests
At a lsto hour last night tho figures show.
cd that tho Democratic vote il the State
was 9.S06, end Republican 119, ,3SO-a
Democratic majority Of 426. In the five
counties in which the Democrats had no
candidatea for tho House, the vote for
Governor Lee in 1885 was 1852, and in
the two counties in which tho Rspubli.
cans had no House candidates, Wise, in
tho same yaar, reached 6ls votes, making
tho estimated Democratic msiority in the
State 8, 100, ft s- .s-.-e. q
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uo o WIS tho Town,

CHICAGO, Nov. 2o.-A Madison, Wis,
special ssya: George 0. Neitge, an aged
German, is in tho city and will present an
interesting casa to the Land Commits
siouer to-day. He Claims that in 1874
he pre.empted 100 acres Of State land In
St. Croix county, paying to the State $4OO
therefor. The official records show this
to be fact. Governor Taylor afterwards
ignozantly patented the same land to the
North Missouri Railway, now the Omaha
Company, which elected Neitge and put
him in Jail for treapass. The railway sta
tion of Dserfork, with three hundred res
identu, Is now laid on the land, the value
Of which is over 100000 Neitge's claim
appear6 to be valid one.
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HERR MOST CONVICTED.
He Tostihes In His Own Behalf and Denies
thnt Ns Spoke ns Accused.

He Tostiiies In His Own Behalf and Dsnies
that Ns Spoke Ms Accused.
NEW York, Nov. 29.-When tho trial OF
Johann Most was rcEumed this morning
the defendant was called to Tho xllness
stand to testify In his own behalf. He de-.
niod TINT he had threatened tho execu.
TONER Of tho Anarchists in Chicago or any
one else. The meeting at Kraemer's Hail.
at which tho alleged seli.ious spaech WAS
made. WAS, ho said, public ono. He ad.
droeeed his hearers, h0 eaid, ~ Fellow
Citizsne, " and not ss Ausrchis!o. He
then wert on TO givo hia vcraion al tho
speech ho made. 1t lacked the threats
and violent language he ID charged with
having uttered. "On tho cry Of revenge
being uttered In the audience" ho went
on, " said, not now; the capitalists are
arrsyed against us We are here TO &C.
cusa, and accuse. Grinnell, Gary and tho
Judges OF the MURDER" He then de.
scribed Powderly 90 on inatrument in the
execution by no! taking aides with the
condemned men. He was not suro that
he said he would give ten yee.a of his ,.fu
TO know tho hanpman, and ths. he would
strangle him. He had never ssil that for
evory man killed in Chicago five hundred
would BE- slaughtered. He advocated the
great social revolution by tho beat means.
Bombs and dynsmite7" asked Mr..
Nicoll.
'Yes, on both sides," replied Most.
"Your idea is TO cor quar psaceably II
you cen, by force IT, you must 7"
"fnst is history. We believe force will
be neceaeary in tiao"
Mr.. Nicoll asked Mott GO to his b.list in
Supreme Being and Mr.. Howe objected.
"Do you believe in ths existence OF
Supreme Being who punches those who
give false. testimony In court?" was re-.
peated by Mt. Nico!l aod objected to by
Mr.. Hove. Overrulsd.
Ane#ar-"I DON'T" 'l.=aN
Mr.. Howe tried to mend natters. He
aaid:
"Do yon bslleve in frat great cause? p"
II say" said Most, "ss Socrates did, we
know that we do not know"
Alter going over tho testimony carefully
Judge Cowing said he failed TO find any
thing in tho speech Of Most Is he gave it
Ut the trial that csme within the statute.
Tho jury went out at $3.50 o'clock.
At 10 O'Clock the jury entered the Court
room and rendered verdict Of guilty Ga
charged in the indictment.
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land I don't care to rive any points 10
the cspitalistic prees," Finally ho was
induced 10 talk, and when once started 1t
was hard TO stop him. What ho said
would fill two pages. He said little that
was new, but told OF tho present condition
OF Anarchism through Europe. He saId
that the revolution In England could not
be ataved of more than two years, and
that hia brethren did not believe In par.
liamentary agitation. Flo said that France
wes saturated with Socialism but that
there were no largo socielistic organiza.
tions. He aaid that tho Socialistu and
Anarchists In the German ststes were
numbered by thousandc, and that tho
groat object Of scclaliSIs and Anarchietu
alike was universal corporation. yE
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s NATURAL GAS FIRE.
A Woman Thrown From n Burning Build.
ErA Ing to Save Her lifo. .1. r.

n HuWHH HHrbWH FTGm q BurhIHE Build.
Ing to Save Her lifo. u
PlrrasURGH, Nov. 20.-A Gre at A venue
ats:ion, on the Seat Pennsylvania rail-
road about noon to-day, destroyed the
station, postoflico and two stores. The
fire started in the general store Of Borts 4
Hartley, apd was cauued by natural gas.
The flames spread 80 rapidly that Mira
Borts, who WAC living above the storo, WAS
unable to get out Of the burning building
by the stairway. Her husband threw her
from the second.s.ory window into the
arms Of half dozen men who were
standing below, and then jumped out
himaelf. Both escaped with blight bruisep.
The total loas was S22 900; partly insured.
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Tho Cannon Bali Limo.

hir. Paul yesterday sho wed an INrELLI.
aENcER reporter letter announcing that
the capital stock and bonds Of tho Ooahoc.
ton, Mt. Vernon & Wheeling Railroad
Company were in the hande Of tho Eng.
lish millionaire syndicate, and that tho
contractor, MIR. Shaw, would bo roady to
commence work In short time. This ~
tho Cannon Ball line from Wheeling to
Chic'go which was inspected by Archib i'd
Fnirlie for English capitalists. Mr.. Paul
ssya the great consideration in railroad
circles Ia the Union Eailfcad bridge,
which must bo built. .s=. -
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Election of Eris Dlrectors,

Nsw YoRH, Nov. 29.-At the annual
meeting Of tho Erie Railroad to-day tho
following directors were elected: John
King, John G.. Mccullough. Ogden h1ills,
J, Lowber Welsh, William White Wright
William A. ,Wheslock, Henry Il, Coo
George w Qaintard, William Libbey,
C.ufandt Parker, Morris K. Jsaoup, j as,
J.. Goodwin, William Z. Dinsmore, VII.
Liam L: Strong, W,llism L. Gilchriet
Josiah Bslden, Jogeph Ogden. The NO;
earnings OF the road chow sn ipcreoao
during tbs past year of 570S 900 Tho
charges show an incrssaa OF $4,000.
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The election OF Mr. Spencer as president
OF tho Parkelaburg Branch Is regarded in
Baltimore aa rottling all doubts concern.
ing his election to tho presidency Of the
Baltimore Il Ohio. Wo wers not swaro
that any doubt existed on that point. Mr..
Spencer has been uuderatood 10 have all
the backing necopaary.
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IS JONES ISSANE3
rhe Er.Senntor's Frionds Divided ms to tho
Best Course 10 Pursue.

Dent SouEoo " Z uThues
DETgoIr, MIcu, Nov. 29-No etepn
looking toward a judicial investigation as
to the state Of Senator Jouen' mi, d have
yet been taken. The friends Of Mr. Jones
who ere opposed 10 Investigation cay that
1t will not taxa place, while those who
have bsea urging ouch courae, persist
that it is the wisest thing to be done un-
der the circumstances.
This difference Of opinion has resulted
in the creation Of two fac.ious, one adyis-
ing heroic measures to induce the Senator
70 leave Detroit OF. engage in his profess
ion; the other against such step as alb.
surc and unjrati6 able. They hold Il ridicu.
lous to think OF hauling man up as
insane who has troubled no one and aim
ply chooses to stay in Detroit. A good
deal Of feeling has been sIoueed between
the adverse parties. Both havo advanced
money to Mr.. Jonen.
To reporter Mr.. Jones ssid: "It Is
strange that man who hss seen ss much
of tho world as I have should be con-
pelled to receive advice from SONS who
are seeking to govern my course. Who
should know better than what ia bes! to
be done, or understand better the reaaone
for doing it? It will eventually be eahown
that ! am acting for the best
To another the Senator said that his
purpose for remaining in Detroit would be-
attained within q year, and tina. he would
return to Florida before the expiration of
that time. P. Hickey, said to be an inau-
ential friend OF the family, from Pensa-
cola, Fla, arrived last night, and another
effort will DO made to get the Senator away
from Detroit. II it fails then loyal pro-
ceedings will be commenced. The physi-
clans who were with the Senator On Ssiur-
day have informed John B. Jones, the son,
thct they are ready to eiGn certificate of
insanity to the probate court.
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I AN ANARCHIST EMBAssADoR
From Foreign Lnnd. on II Secret Mission t,
ar ~ AnerlGR, slI.! . - +

From Foreign Lnnds on u Secret Mission to
5'r t5 AmerlCn, - ~
New YoRk, Nov. 2s.-Thero arrived in
this city SONS days sso European An
archiet who hau consldorabla reputation
among hia 'n'crowd." The object Of his
visit ito this country Is to watch "the
revolutionary moysmsnt'-when it movea
and report Its prosreas-whcn 1t pro.
gresses-to bin colleaguen in Great Britain
and on the continent Of Europe. An ex.
cellent linsulat aud a man OF high attain
meutu, he corresponds with Socialist pspors
in England, France, Germany, Italy and
Spain. Thia work occuple, most Of his
time. His leisure hours no usually spends
in the company Of New York Anarchists.
he was in such company when reporter
was introduced to him yesterday.
At frss he would not speak at all. my
misaion Is q secret one," he explained
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Tho CouRlilln Trinl,

CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 2g,-Tha attorneys
for the deiensei in the Ooushlin Trial atRa.
VIENNA we're to-day troated tossurprise. The
State began the introduction OF rebuttal
testimony by calling several witnesses
who sworo that they cav John Ooughl'n
in the vicinity OF Ravenna tho morning
after the tragedy. Tho testimony was all
in this afternoon and areuments begun.
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THE pOPE's TEMPORAL POWER.
Tho italian Ministry Doos Some Decided
Talking on tho Subiect. ~ !. -

ROME, Nov. 29-In tho Chamber Of
Deputies to.dsy signori Bought and
sacchi interpellated the government re.
gardins petitions demanding the restora.
ton Of the temporal power Of tho Pope.
Minister z,nardelli replied that the
crown lawyers were OF the opinion that
ouch petitions did not incriminate tho
eigners. 1t was otherwiae, perhaps, with
regard to lette.g OF bishops, who
clearly demanded that the temporal
power Of tho Pope be restored. He con-
sidered it pnwise, however, to take the
action against them which they desired.
No greater service could bo rendered them
than to bring them in prominence through
a public trial. By ignoring them the gov.
ernment showed the great liberty enjoyed
by its enemies, and caused their move.
ment to be viewed with indifference.
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Cruel Trcatuent Of Females

= CrueI 1FchtWoht OF FemnIos. y
IsDIANAroL1s, IND Nov. Ex-Governor
Gray has for como time been quietly in.
vestlgating tho management Of the female
relormatory located here. The result Is
startling. Inhumsn treatment Of the in.
matss was proven conclusively. Tho in
etitution WAS run wholly by women.
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A Destrns'ivs firo ut Froeport.

lI| Deatfns1lvs FIro ut Froep0rt.
Spscial Dispdlch 10 the Inteiligenter.
{, FREEpoRT, D, Nov. 20 "A! o'clock
this morning the Office andextensiye seri-
cultural warehouse Of Stewart 4 Black
wood, of this place, were totally destroyed
by fire. ALL the machinery, evuporators,
sc. 600 pounds OF evaporated sweet corn,
togsther with 5000 pounda Of wool be.
longing to Thomas Green, were burned,
making total loss OF $4,000. Insurance
on building and contents So. 900; on the
wool $1,000. The origin Of tho fire Is not
knnWn, rs fi,,.. l,'-,i - t 5. ~ Z .,
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A DRUMMER WITH GALL,
He Sues Lolita, tho aorre~, for Performin
tE5st u Humane Aor

uo Sueo Aoita, tho aotte'st FOR foftorfnlnS
fs aHumano ACT.
BosToN, Nov. 20.-Papsrs were served
yesterday upon Lotta, tho we'll known
actroec, in suit for $50 900 damages in.
atituted by Abraham samuels, a CONNER.
cInl traveller for q papes houae in Cincin.
natl. Tho case Is novel one. It appears
that one day last week samuels chartered
aherdio to carry him from his hotel to tho
Providence depot, whess he was to take q
train for the West. Tho horao which wes
lame aud unti. to work, caught the eve Of
Miss Lotta, who seizsd the bridle and
detained the animal until an officer ar.
rived aud ordered 1t taken back to the
stable. Owing to these proceedings
Samuels lost his train and be now seeks
redress for his loss Of time in tho manner
stated. ,EIE5 @ .5 a
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An Ancient iiutsi Burned,

LAWRENCE, MASS, Nov. 29.-The Man.
chester house, at Andover, was burned thin
morning. Tho houuo was built over ono
hundred years ago and has been uasd as
hotel ever since. The property wan owned
by tho trusteee Of tho Philip Academy.
The less ia placed at $50 900, partially in-
sured. Tbs fro was the work Of incoa.
diaries ~ 0-.r-E, - y
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IT ia believed In Washington that Rid.
dlcberger will vote to aeat Turpie, ot In.
diana, ga on a prima iscie case. It may
be that thin 10 only Riddleberger's bid for
come sort OF trade. He hes sense enough
to know tha. Turpie 10 not entitled to the
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A Colorcd philnuthropist.

xESlA, 0Hlo, Nov. ON. Gaunt, a
wealthy colored residentsot this county,
has decided bis property, valued OF $50 900,
to the Wilberiorce University. That in
stitutlon is pioneer ol its class, and Is
leading colored college. It frequently has
been the recipient Of donations Of thou
saud dollars and upwards. President
Mitchell says go far as he knows, the
greatest amount ever givon before for q
like purpose was 81, GOO. y. "a. t..1lls.sIi
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Protesting Agaiupr tho designation,

n FoseHetuB NEH1ubt eHo fsob1ku"t3uus
PARIS, Nov. pa number OF members
Of the Chamber OF Deputies to-day went
to the Palace Elyaes and request-
ed President Grevy not to 10.
sign. Several Deputies waited up
on Goblet to-day and endeavored
induce him 10 join the Cabinet with Gle
msnceau sn Premier, with the objsct Of
retaining Grevy in tho Presidency. Cob
let declined.
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Reward for a Mexican Bandit,

ST. Louis, Nov. 29.-The Governor OF
Ouhiacan, Mexico, has offered reward oi
SO 900 ior the capture Of the bandit Eta.
clio Bernai. He he's ruined and almost
depopulated many districts OF San Ignaoio,
aud his terrible maseacres are known
throughout tha Republic. "a
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A MAssAcuusATTs court decides that q
barbsr's bill must bO paid by an adminis'
traitor on the ground tha. rhsving is not
luxury bu. is essential to health and
cleanliness" This 10 cne OF tho important
discoveries of the century.
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We feel Ike defending the Standard
OIL Company against tho charge that it has
Disseminated againat smaller conccrnB.
II lis the railroads that have done that,
and the officers aud the Standard have
been the beneticisrieu. Ls! us be fair TO
avnry hndy I.........
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A Base Bnllis. Fails From Grace.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 29.-John 8.
Holllngshead, clerk Ia tho Washington
Gas Company's Office, has absconded with
$1,000 or more.
He ia we'll known in base ball circles,
having been member OF the old Nation
ais and manager Of the Washington
American Association team. +;
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VIII bo q Notable sloe,inr,

DUBLIN, Noy. 20 People Ere arriving
in Dublin from all paris OF Ireland to ut.
tend tho meeting Of Unionists at which
LORD harrington Asi Mr.. Goachen will bo
present. TEo meeting will bs the first Of
a sefieS of protests on the part OF the peo.
p!e OF the South Of Ireland against eepars.
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TIE AnarchiBt ambassador from Eu-
rope has not yet presented his credentials
in Washington. Perhaps he is holding
them back 10 present to Governor with
An appeal for pardon.
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Il sr. PAUL, Nov. 2s-It has been report.
ed within few days that an effort will
be made to get the seven Grow warriors
now i'm prisousd at Fort Smelling, away
from the military authorities on q writ Of
habeas corpus. sSEt,fgi = az ,&gg
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a Girl AIurdors der .,,,ld-

CLEVELAND, O., Nov, 2s.- Matilda
Wolfe, aged 10, was arrested at Tiflu, O.,
to-day ior ths murder OF tho bsbs ;onrd
10 the chimney Of O deaested honse q lev
days since With its skull! crrshed, Il il
said that she is the mother of the child. " :.
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Gk1e Q,ttelliIqettttE.
Dr,o., Nos. e6 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
FIDELITY BANK HARPER pleads not
guilty. Mr.. Harper will have bis little
,okh ....... y" |r.." ..#.
Nh. HRNRY GEORGE says ho Ia as much
In politics as ever. All! Was Mr.. George
ave. much In political,
GgRsrEH's reaolvs 10 ,est her voice does
not come up to tho idea of tho critics, who
think ahe Rhould rapow It. <

Mn. RANDALL has lair notice that he
MUS! allow himaclf to bs run over or get
out Of the party. Solemn as ho looks, Mr.
Randall can enjoy the humor of go com.
ical q aituation. #N.1an.
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San RENO, Nov. 2a,-The Grown Prince
and Grown Princesu took q drive thi.
morning. They lunched at BordlShera
and in the afternoon went driving again.
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Robs srt 0arretLs aIoy.mentu.

DENVER, Nov. 20.-Robort Garrett and
party, who were visiting here for several
days. departed for Ban Francisco this
evening,
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Ooldust Day Ever Kuuwn IN Iowa.

WATERL,o. IA, Nov. 90 29-Yeeterday
was the coldcst day ever known In this
section at this season OF the year, the
Temperature resching IS degrees below
zero. "
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THOSE DyNANIlTENS,

Secretary Baynrd will not Interfere In tho
Cnse OF Cailan.
LOWELL, MASS, Nov. 29.-The following
letter was received tonight, in snswer to
tho request made by Mayor Abbott ol
Secretary Bsyard, that the United States
Government take come ateps with regard
to tho arrest Of ThomaH Callan, Of this city,
in London, on suspiclon Of being dyna.
mitar. ..-sz. ..r-r #
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MIR. Blnlnp No, n Candidate.

PIrrsnuRou, Nov. 20-Hou. D. F.
Jones, Cnsirman Of the Republican
National Committoo, in an interview that
viii appear in to.morrow's Commercial
Gl:elie. states that ho did not believe Mr..
BIsue entertained the slightest desire or
intention to bo rcnominat0d for the Pres
idency naxs year. Mr.. Jones said he did
not wish to be considered as
making o definite or authoritive
statement, but he based his
conclreion upon what Mr.. Blaine he'd
volpntsrily said to him when ho WAS his
guest o year uyo at tho timo he csmS to
Pittsburgh in the Beaver campaign. Mr.
Blaine had state substantially the same
yiews the day before he sailed for Europe
In conversation with Mr.. Jones at the
Filth Avenue hotel, The pezaonRl rela.
tionB OF Mt. Jonea with. Mr.. Blaine gives
great importance 10 this statement. 3
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FiNlNG II For HIM.
An Enstern Newspaper Ktndly ArrnnScs MIR.
Hlntnn,r Proxrnm IN for Next Year.

An Enstcrn Newspaper Ktndly ArrnnGcs Mr..
Blatns's Program me for Next Year.
New YoRK. Nov. CA Washington
upoclal TO the Herald says: MIR. James G.
B,eino ia expected TO reach San Fran cisco,
Gala, on HIS return to the United States
GU tho 20:h Of juno next He will return
vie Japan. Five dsya after hin arrival in
Ssu Frar cisco, tho National Republican
Convention will be held. Mr.. Blaine will
remsin in California unit, the nomination
has been made.
One OF MIR. B!aine'a party managers, who
Is authority Tor this statement, rnys that
the Maine etatesman will be reuominatsd
practically without oppoattion. His pres.
ence In California, will, it 10 believed, cre-
ate 40 great iurore es to insuro hia the
solid vote Of the entire Pacific slope.
His journey acyoss the continent will Ge,
according to the present programme, the
greatest ovation over accorded to m
American utstesmap not excepting that
OF Genoral Grsnt, IN 1870. Neb1eaka,
Missouri, Kentucky, Ohio and New York
will be visited by him en- route to his
home in Augusta, Msirn. 5reg VI